Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

staff, 25xls5 feet, has been filed for rec
 ord The price paid was $l25. J. N. Nyers, of the Railrosd hotel . Prescott Junction, will retire shortl. from the management of that institu
 tion, and will join the boom in Cali fornia.
 The work on the Walnut Grove dan
 has 90 far neAred completion that Mi Nagle has discharged his night force
 and is now doing his work entirely by
 daylight
 Under the new law, all corporationI formed in Arizona must publish tho
 articles of incorporation in newspaper
 published in the county where the cor
 poration is formed.
 wm. Kirkland was thrown from , horse at Walnut Grove, few dayi since, and very seriously if not fatally injured. After being thrown, the ami maj kicked him on the head.
 The "boys in blue" at Whipple ars apparently getting too corpulent fol service as, under recent orders issued their bread rations have been reduced from twenty-two ounces to eighteen ounces
 F. NJ. Murphy returned to-day from Lynx creek, where he went in obedi- ence to the mandate of the court, to stop work on the Belle mine. The property will nov be compelled to lie idle on account of litigation.
 Attention of capitalists is called to the advertisement, in thie issue, of w. c. Bashford, county treasurer of Yava- pal county, of the sale of $l43,O00 of Yavapai county bonds. No better in- vestment can be found than these secu- rites, bearing seven per cent. interest.
 Miss Jessie Sanford, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. E. M. Sanford, celebrated her birthday yesterday and entertained a large number of her young friends. It is needless to add that the little folks enjoyed themselves, as they always do when they get together.
 A heated discussion took place yester- day afternoon between number of colored gentlemen, in the old armory of the Rifles, at which one of the number was nearly paralyEed to learn that the ,heriffo Yavapai county received . 'alary of over three times the amount of the governor of the territory. FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Train came in on schedule time to- lay.
 Capt. A. T. BrAnn left for Turkey :reek to-day.
 Mrs. CIV. Beach is reported seriously Il at her reidence.
 Eli c. Punteney, of Williamson Val ey. is in town to-day.
 J. l. Gardner, yesterday, received ot of choice Arizona pears.
 J. L. Fisher has just received, in car pad lots each, wheat, bran and barley. or sale cheap.
 Teams are wanted to freight between 'erde Junction and Jerome, g miles. t $l0 per ton.
 Orlando Allen and wife have given mortgage 10 A. J. Head, ss security for '225. on lot 6, block 2S. Prescott.
 Henry Murphy, foreman of the Belle nine. came in yesterday evening, owing Q the closing down of operations there.
 Vim. J. Kloustemeyer has mortgaged 3 head of beef steers to A. J. Hudson, f Ash creek, to secure the payment of I ,96O.
 Mesdames E. w. Wells, w. G Oliver nd Horne, of Prescott, and Mrs. Frank Wells, of Phenix, went out to Maple iulch to-day, on a picnic.
 C. $. Hutchinson, of the Curner drug tore, has received a new brand oi igaIs, called the "bouquet." which are eceivei with favor bs smokers.
 A. T. Brann, F. w. Mitchell and R. I. Rowe have filed for record ihe loca- ion of the Golden Gate mining claim, turkey creek mining district.
 Judge Berry, a former resident of Irizona, has resigned as justice of the eace oi Albuquerque, New Mexico, and i'll locate in Flagstaff, in this county.
 Jesse Clevenger, the adopted daugh- sr of Samuel Clevenger and wife, who ere murdered in the Buckskin moun- lins last year, gave birth yesterday to daughter.
 Ed. Lowe, station agent at Prescott, | ent out hunting for two UT three hours e-terday morning and reports having agged B quail and 90 doves. Ed. is a rack shot.
 Prescott's ice crop is about exhausted, nd Martin Maier, of the Exchange sloon, and J. H. Smith, the wholesale nd retail butcher, have sent orders to alifornis for Truckee ice.
 Joe Long, ex-deputy sheriff and jailor | this county, and ex-chief of the fire apartment of the city, left this after con for Elsinore, California. The good -ishes of host of friends in this sec on follow him.
 The closing down of the Belle mine, ending litigation, is unfortunate for his section. Aside from the merits, possessed by either party, to the itiga- ion. of which we do not desire now to peak, it is unfortunate for this section hat the property is compelled to lie